Showing posts with label anterior shoulder. Show all posts
Showing posts with label anterior shoulder. Show all posts

Saturday, 19 July 2014

FACTS ABOUT OUR BODY, EXERCISES AND INJURIES


MISCELLANEOUS FACTS



Ø Beginners should  always start their training  with machines, because machines provide correct range of motion to the muscle and hence protect  from any kind of injury.

Ø Spot reduction is  impossible. it means  neither gaining nor reduction can be done  on a particular area of  our body.

Ø E-Z curl bar provides  ergonomically  better  position than straight bar, during biceps curls.

Ø For inclined bench press, the bench should be positioned at 30 degrees from the horizontal.

Ø For declined bench press, the bench should be at 15 degrees declined position from the horizontal.

Ø Exhale, during the positive phase of repetition and inhale during the negative phase of repetition.

Ø Most flexible as well as unstable joint of our body is shoulder rotator cuff joint (gleno-humeral joint).

Ø R.I.C.E  treatment processes should be done only for first 48 to 72 hours of injury.

Ø Antioxidants are  the  best solution to look young.

Ø There are two most injury prone joints in human body
1.   Spine
2.   Shoulder rotator cuff





Saturday, 23 June 2012

SHOULDER MUSCLES ANATOMY


SHOULDER ANATOMY




Shoulder muscles can be divided into 3 separate muscles

Ø The Anterior Deltoid

Ø The Middle Deltoid

Ø The Back Deltoid




THE ANTERIOR DELTOID


Targeting  the anterior or FRONT DELTOID. The frontal deltoid forms the roundness of the shoulder giving a square shape when enlarged. The anterior is the largest and most visible of the three deltoid muscles.




THE MIDDLE DELTOID




This is the most important to work for large and broad shoulders. The LATERAL DELTOID needs to "outsize" the anterior and the back deltoids. It needs to stick out and protrude beyond the other two, forming a very nice rounded shoulder.




THE BACK DELTOID




The POSTERIOR DELTOID  or rear deltoid is the smallest of the three, but from a side profile, it fills in the roundness and gives the shoulder a good shape, strength and contour.

When training the shoulders, it is important to keep in mind the three distinct muscle groups of the shoulders when choosing your routines, so that it can provide worth full results for all of them. Often people can get stuck on a routine because they seem to find they enjoy one movement and which results into slow  gains.


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